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LIQUID FUELED HIGH VELOCITY OXY-FUEL THERMALSPRAYING TECHNIQUE FOR DURABLE COATING

AHSAN CHOUDHURI AND C. V. RAMANANASA Center For Space Exploration Technology ResearchDepartment of Mechanical EngineeringUniversity of Texas at El Paso

DEFG2612FE00085482014 UCR/HBCU&MI Contractors Review MeetingMay 19-23, Pittsburgh, PA

Liquid Fueled High Velocity Oxy-Fuel ThermalSpraying Technique for Durable Coating

DOE UCR/HBCU &MI Review Meeting, May 2014

Liquid Fueled High Velocity Oxy-Fuel ThermalSpraying Technique for Durable Coating Introduction

・ Thermal spraying techniques: are coating processes in which melted (or heated)materials are sprayed onto a surface.

・ Thermal spraying can provide thick coatings (approx. thickness range is 20micrometers to several mm, depending on the process and feedstock).

・ Coating materials available for thermal spraying include metals, alloys, ceramics,plastics and composites.

・ They are fed in powder form, heated to a molten or semi-molten state andaccelerated towards substrates in the form of micrometer-size particles.


Liquid Fueled High Velocity Oxy-Fuel ThermalSpraying Technique for Durable Coating Introduction

・ The flame and powder are accelerated by a converging / diverging nozzle toproduce supersonic gas and particle velocities, which propel the powder particlestoward the substrate to be coated.

・ The powder particles flatten plastically upon impact with the substrate; coolingand solidifying to form the coating.

・ High particle velocities, uniform heating and low dwell time combine to producecoatings that are very dense and tightly bonded to the substrate.


Liquid Fueled High Velocity Oxy-Fuel ThermalSpraying Technique for Durable Coating Background

・ The HVOF thermal spraying technique is widely applicable to high-temperaturecoating materials including iron, nickel, and cobalt-based alloys.

・ High Velocity Oxy Fuel (HVOF) thermal spraying system is a highly promisingtechnique for applying durable coatings on structural materials for corrosive/harshand high temperature environments in advanced ultra-supercritical coal-fired(AUSC) boilers, steam turbines and gas turbines.


Liquid Fueled High Velocity Oxy-Fuel ThermalSpraying Technique for Durable Coating Background

• improve efficiency, reduce carbon deposits, and high temperature operations • most commercially available HVOF thermal spraying systems use gas-fuelled spray

guns, there is recent interest/trend in using liquid fuel such as kerosene due to its lower operational cost, superior combustion gas acceleration, and higher tendency to promote momentum output of powder particles compared to gas-fuelled systems.




Liquid Fueled High Velocity Oxy-Fuel ThermalSpraying Technique for Durable Coating Objectives

・ The overarching aim of the research team is to develop a comprehensiveunderstanding of the physical and thermo-chemical processes of a LHVOF thermalspraying system and intricate interactions with coating materials.・ combustion chamber design,

・ fuel-oxygen injector configurations,

・ nozzle design,

・ oxygen/fuel ratio,

・ gas flow rate,

・ combustion chamber pressure,

・ particle size, and

・ position of substrate.



• Continuous Combustion Mode• Detonation and Pulsing Mode• Multi-fuel Fuel Operations

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・ Inconel 718, Fe-Al, Fe-Ti-Al and Fe-Zr-Al will be systematically studied.

・ Microstructure analysis and Mechanical Characterization

・ Thermo-mechanical and Thermo-chemical

・ A high-pressure combustor rig will be utilized to determine how thermal stress cycling,oxidation degradation (and their complex interactions) can cause coating failures.




Coating ParticlesFuelOxidizer

Fe‐AlMethane/Propene/Hydrogen Gaseous Oxygen

Inconel 718Ethanol/Kerosene/Jet‐A/Gaseous Oxygen

Fe‐Ti‐AlLiquid MethaneLiquid Oxygen

Fe‐Zr‐Al


Project Plan


Year 3Year 1 Year 2Design Analysis

Hardware Development

Testing and Operational Envelop Determinations

Coatings and Optimizations

Completed Ongoing Planned


• Deep Throttle Capability (4:1)

• Maximum Exit Mach Number: 4

• Exit Temperature: 2000K-3000 K

RequirementOverview



・ Five Modular Sections:

・ Injection system

・ Combustion chamber section

・ Converging-Diverging Nozzle

・ Barrel section

・ Cooling jacket

RequirementOverview



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Oxidizer line

System Layout


Oxygen/Jet‐A Test Rig




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Methane & Oxygen Test Control Parameter Matrix

Note: Stoichiometric oxygen to methane ratio is 4.0

Results



Test 1

Test 3

Test 2



Test 1

Test 2

Liquid Fueled High Velocity Oxy-Fuel ThermalSpraying Technique for Durable Coating Year 3 Plan

・ Coatings and Characterization: July 1


・ Optimizations: Dec 1

・ Laser Diagnostics (2D-PIV Study): June 1


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・ Students・ Luisa Cabrera (MS Student/ PhD Student)

・ Diaaeldin M (PhD Student)

・ Publications• Luisa A. Cabrera, Diaaeldin M, Norman Love and Ahsan Choudhuri, " High Velocity Oxy-Fuel Thermal Spraying

Techniques: A review," 3rd Southwest Energy Science and Engineering Symposium, April 27, 2013, El Paso, Texas, USA.

• Diaaeldin M, Luisa A. Cabrera, Norman Love and Ahsan Choudhuri, " High Velocity Oxy-Fuel Thermal Spray Gun Design," AIAA SciTech 2014, Jan 13-17, 2014, Maryland, USA

• Diaaeldin M, Luisa A. Cabrera, Norman Love and Ahsan Choudhuri, " An Experimental Study Using Particle Image Velocimetry to Characterize Flows in High Velocity Oxy-Fuel Thermal Sprays," AIAA Propulsion and Energy Forum 2014, July 28-30, 2014, Cleveland, OH, USA

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